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Question 3. A – Name as shown on Immigration Documents Her CoPR name (as CoPR is the Immigration document) Question 3. B - Your current Name if different from above Her current name

Yes, that was AOR. You ecas will show up that in next 2-3 days.

Your PR card expiry date does not matter. You need to count exact five years from your date of landing. It means you need to be in Canada for at least 730 days (2 years) between 13th July 2016 and 13th July 2021 (five years or 1825 days). Or in other words you cannot be outside of Canada for...

You can carry your funds as cash and/or Travelers Check. Also prepare a list (in word or excel) of main items that you will carry as well as all the items that will come later on (if you are shipping them from your native country). On the custom form that you will get on board mention honestly...

Use another print out of the same page for extra entries.

Date of your first landing: 5th June 2015

You can find all the required details at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/applications/prcard.asp However, here is what CIC site says: Additional documents of proof of residence in Canada in the past five (5) years Include the following with your application: Photocopies of all...

Call them and let them know that you have lost your existing PR card. Letting them know of your lost PR card is very important. Then, ask them how to proceed with the situation of surrendering the old PR card at the time of collecting the new one when you have already lost the old one.

First of all you need a US VISA to goto US. US visitor VISA fees is USD 160 per person. It usually takes 7-10 days. You can travel by car. To enter Canada you need Passport + CoPR and may be Expired PR card will be hlepful (I am not sure about that) but if you are not fulfilling PR residency...

A Canadian PR can stay in US as long as her US VISA allows her/him. However, remember that she also needs to fulfill residency obligation of not to stay out of Canada for more than 1094 in last 1825 days from date of landing in Canada to keep PR status. If she is a new PR and has not received...

US border agency does not care about Canadian PR card. If she has a valid US VISA she will be allowed to enter US. On return to Canada, Canadian border agency (CBSA) will need some sort of proof that she is a Canadian PR. Either PR card or Passport with CoPR will be sufficient for them to allow...

If they have specifically mentioned your name in the email then it is for you only. If they need any documents for any of your family member, they will let you know. Also, each individual will get their PR in separate envelope (which means separate mail for everyone).

You need not to send the PR card with renewal application. You are supposed to keep the PR card with you only.

It is same as an adult. You do need to submit school record / attendance record, etc. for school going child. Along with those you can also submit any statements you received for CCTB or/and from Child benefits from Provincial govt., etc showing that the child was present in Canada.

Your chances of retaining your PR status are bright as you are moving back to Canada on your first chance at attaining age of 18. You should apply for travel document (PRTD) from Canadian Embassy in your country. Once you are in Canada, you should stay for 2 years straight without leaving even...

First of all you need a US VISA for traveling to US. No VISA no visit to US. If you have an Indian passport then your passport is not VISA exempt passport which means you cannot travel to certain countries without VISA. Once you get US VISA then you can enter Canada from US: 1. If using...

Hi, It looks like you are talking about India. It is not mandatory to get citizenship once you stayed 4 years in Canada in last 6 years. It is completely up-to you. If you do not want to apply for citizenship you can renew your PR card again and again (provided you complete residency...

Hi, It should be fine if you fulfill all of the following: 1. You have US VISA. 2. CBSA gave you CoPR (Confirmation of PR) document at the time of your landing in Canada and you carry this along with your US trip. 3. You are entering Canada by private vehicle (car, taxi or foot). Obviously, if...

Hi Raj, I completely understand your point, but after this I do not know whether days will be counted or not. I do not want to give any incorrect information to you. May be seniors can advice.

Hi, Though one is in compliance with residency obligation once he/she has completed 730 days (2 years) in Canada in last 1825 days (5 years), but it is always recommended to add few extra months. So, I would suggest that you should spend at least 800 days in Canada in order to avoid your...